I would love to have me a big ol iron pot like that. I would do all kinds of chicken and rice etc meals, You brought it back to life, great job my friend.
Good job saving that piece of history!! Save yourself some time. Get an "angle grinder" and a cup brush. It will remove the rust much faster. Be sure to wear I protection!!!. When you fire the pot, cover it with at #2 wash tub. It will season much faster. Keep the fire to it until it stops smoking.
I have angle grinders and wire brushes… I went with this drill for slower speed and to find any weak spots.. I thought there might be some hole I didn’t see.. it has been used 4 times for country boils and seafood boils, most of the boils are in the 5 gallon pot.. I plan on using this one or the 20 gallon for a boil superbowl Sunday depending on COVID conditions.. also crawfish season has started and both pots will be used.. thanks for the kind comment and thanks for watching
My in-laws have a pot like that it dates back to there grandparents it's in fair shape and has been used every year for cooking corn for the family reunion about what do think it might be worth
It’s hard to say a 40 gallon Carolina Cooker from agri supply runs $439.99, a 25 Gallon runs $289.99.. you need to set your value on condition, brand and size… thanks for the comment and question.. please checkout some of my other videos and if you haven’t already, please consider subscribing to my channel.. thanks again
Beer!!! That’s interesting.. have you looked into the aluminum pots? I’m curious on how that would work.. please checkout some of my other videos and please consider subscribing if you haven’t already… thanks for sharing your thoughts
@@wemcal aluminum doesn’t do well with the minerals in beer, and scraping the pot clean is terrible. You’ll end up with aluminum in your beer. I use stainless steel now. I want to set up something more primitive though.
I used the brush to remove as much of the rust scale I could… it’s too large for a fire to burn it.. the burner worked fine… thanks for the comment and thanks for watching
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_...nice job restoring that beautiful pot!...i wish that i could have it!..._ 💯...
@@marcellinodadon1103 thanks.. one of my favorite pots.. thanks for watching
Omg I have that's 100 yrs old can't wait ❤
Great…100 years old! That’s some history in there.. thanks for sharing
I would love to have me a big ol iron pot like that. I would do all kinds of chicken and rice etc meals, You brought it back to life, great job my friend.
Thanks for watching and the kind comment.. it cooks a LOT!!!
Awesome job
@@VernellThomas-h1z thanks..
Good job saving that piece of history!! Save yourself some time. Get an "angle grinder" and a cup brush. It will remove the rust much faster. Be sure to wear I protection!!!. When you fire the pot, cover it with at #2 wash tub. It will season much faster. Keep the fire to it until it stops smoking.
I have angle grinders and wire brushes… I went with this drill for slower speed and to find any weak spots.. I thought there might be some hole I didn’t see.. it has been used 4 times for country boils and seafood boils, most of the boils are in the 5 gallon pot.. I plan on using this one or the 20 gallon for a boil superbowl Sunday depending on COVID conditions.. also crawfish season has started and both pots will be used.. thanks for the kind comment and thanks for watching
That thing is a BEAST! You’re gonna have to make a video of you cooking with it whenever you get around to it
I Will!!! It is huge! Thanks for watching
@@wemcal call me and give me the location. I want some jambalaya or gumbo
@@ubecool454 doing a seafood boil in this pot this weekend… thanks again
Nicely done/restored. 👍
Thanks for watching and the kind comment
Great job…thanks
Thanks for watching and the kind comment
Ржавчину до конца не убрал, покрыл ее сверху Маслом - вот и все !!!!!
@@alicemoon9008 thank
man i would have sent that pot off to be blasted lol. Good job my man
Thanks the the nice comment… thanks for watching
My in-laws have a pot like that it dates back to there grandparents it's in fair shape and has been used every year for cooking corn for the family reunion about what do think it might be worth
It’s hard to say a 40 gallon Carolina Cooker from agri supply runs $439.99, a 25 Gallon runs $289.99.. you need to set your value on condition, brand and size… thanks for the comment and question.. please checkout some of my other videos and if you haven’t already, please consider subscribing to my channel.. thanks again
I’m looking for something like this to brew beer in.
Beer!!! That’s interesting.. have you looked into the aluminum pots? I’m curious on how that would work.. please checkout some of my other videos and please consider subscribing if you haven’t already… thanks for sharing your thoughts
@@wemcal aluminum doesn’t do well with the minerals in beer, and scraping the pot clean is terrible. You’ll end up with aluminum in your beer. I use stainless steel now. I want to set up something more primitive though.
Why use the wire brush ? Wouldn’t firing it just burn it away ?
I used the brush to remove as much of the rust scale I could… it’s too large for a fire to burn it.. the burner worked fine… thanks for the comment and thanks for watching